New Contributor Makeup Artist Brandalyn Fulton (@brandalynfulton) shares her thoughts on Cetaphil RestoraDERMâ„¢ Skin Restoring Body Wash…and a PRO ARTIST tip!
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It is hard to gauge whether its fall or winter nowadays! When the seasons change, it’s a clear indication to modify our skincare routine. Changing your skincare doesn’t just mean switching from a lotion to a cream. It also means finding cleansers that help skin retain moisture. Cetaphil RestoraDERMâ„¢ Skin Restoring Body Wash is formulated for atopic skin, so it’s equipped to address severe issues like eczema as well as common symptoms associated with sensitive, itchy, inflamed skin. Cetaphil’s RestoraDERMâ„¢ technology treats the aforementioned symptoms by rebuilding skin’s natural barrier.
While Cetaphil is known for its amazing Daily Facial Cleanser, the newly formulated Body Wash lives up to the Cetaphil brand and is destined for cult-like status. The wash is creamy, it lathers well and has the same gentle, fragrance free, non-irritating feeling of the brand’s classic Daily Facial Cleanser. Enriched with Shea butter and mild cleansing agents used in children’s cleansing products, the body wash is paraben free, soap free, and nut oil free.
My skin is very dry (all year round) and this product has become a staple in my routine this winter. After showering my skin feels clean, supple, nourished, and relieved. I can feel the effects of the cleanser working even as I apply my moisturizer.
You can find Cetaphil RestoraDERM products at CVS, Walgreens, and Duane Reade for $14.99.
Brandalyn’s Pro Makeup Artist Tip: No matter how good your face or body may feel after cleansing, always follow up with a moisturizer. No skincare routine is complete without it!
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A classic & favorite. Cetaphil never disappoints.
Have been loving their body lotion. Has really helped keep winter itch at bay